CONFEDERATION
OF CENTRAL GOVT. EMPLOYEES & WORKERS
U.P. State Committee invites you all
ALL INDIA WOMEN'S TRADE UNION CAMP
U.P. State Committee invites you all
ALL INDIA WOMEN'S TRADE UNION CAMP
at Nishkam
Sewa Trust, Bhopalwala, Rishikesh, Haridwar
from 29th to 30th Oct., 2018
Dear Comrade,
The
C.O.C. U.P. State has been given the privilege to host the All India Women’s
Trade Union Camp by the National Secretariat of CCGE&W at the pious place
of Haridwar to create hundred percent awareness in Working Women towards trade
union movements/struggle to build leadership with remarkable feature of the
current phase of the labour movement in India, that is the increasing
participation of women in trade unions. Female membership of trade unions has
risen drastically in the past two decades. Particularly striking is the fact
that the tripling of women members took place at a time when male membership
actually fell. Surprisingly, such a substantive trend of increasing proportions
of women in trade unions has largely-gone unnoticed by commentators even though
activists have been commenting on the increasing visibility of women in mass
mobilizations, whether of agricultural workers, public sector, Govt. Employees
sector or any other section in which women have a sizable presence in the
workforce.
Women
constitute half of our population and if they do not come out and work, then
our country will never grow at the pace we all envision it to grow.
In
every generation, women have faced some unique, prejudicial challenge. In
modern times, as more and more educated young women enter the office space,
their chances of facing prejudice, discrimination and predatory behaviour from
men - at different occupational levels - have increased. And thus there exists
a need for women to speak out for their rights and to stand
shoulder-to-shoulder with each other. Because if you don’t, who will?
Let’s
all recognize the strength women bring to our organisation and empower them
even more. If you are ready to raise your voice for your rights, you will find
us supporting you at every step of this journey. So we meet at Haridwar in
large number to make it grand success.
PROGRAMME
29-10-2018 – Monday
08.30 AM : Registration and Breakfast
10.30 AM : Flag Hoisting by Com.K.K.N.Kutty, National President.
11.00 AM : Inaugural Session & CLASS - I
Welcome
address : Com. Virendra Tiwari, Working
Chairman, C-O-C, UP.
Presided
by : Com.
Usha Boneppalli, Chairperson,
Women’s Sub Committee.
Inaugurated
by : Com. SUBHASHINI ALI, Ex.MP
Subject : Indian
Working Class - Challenges and Opportunities.
01.00 PM : Lunch
02.00 PM : CLASS - II
Subject : Women’s Social Status and Rights in the
Indian Society.
Class by : Com: Kirthi Singh,
Advocate, Supreme Court & Convenor,
Legal Cell AIDWA.
04.00 PM : All India Women’s Convention
Presentation
of Report : Com.R.Seethalakshmi, Convenor,
Women’s Sub Committee.
Discussion,
Reply and Election of New Office bearers of the Women’s Sub committee.
08.00 PM : Dinner
30-10-2018
- Tuesday
09.00 AM : CLASS - III
Subject : Media and Politics.
Class by : Com: T.K.Rajalakshmi
(Front Line)
11.00 AM : CLASS - IV
Subject : SCRAP
NPS & Confederation Charter of Demands -
2019 January 8th & 9th National Strike.
Com: K.K.N.Kutty, National President, Confederation, Com.M.Krishnan, Secretary General,
Confederation will address.
01.00 PM : Concluding Session.
All
Chief Executives of affiliated organisations of Confederation will address this
session.
02.00 PM : Vote of Thanks
Com. J.P.Singh, General Secretary,
C-O-C,
UP State Committee.
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importance of haridwar
The
pious place Haridwar is situated around 200 Km. from Delhi well connected by
Road & Rail network from all parts of India. Propitiously located at the
point where Ganga emerges from the Himalaya, Haridwar (literally, ‘Gateway to
God’) is Uttarakhand’s holiest Hindu city, and pilgrims arrive here in droves
to bathe in the fast-flowing holy river.
It
is believed by devotees that Haridwar along with Ujjain, Nashik and Prayag
(Allahabad) is one of the four sites where drops of Amrit - the elixir of
immortality - accidentally spilled over from the pitcher while being carried by
the celestial bird Garuda. This is manifested in the Kumbh Mela, which is
celebrated every 12 years in Haridwar. During the Mela, millions of pilgrims,
devotees, and tourists congregate in Haridwar to perform ritualistic bathing on
the banks of the holy river Ganga to wash away their sins and attain Moksha.
Brahma Kund, the spot where the Amrit fell, is located at Har ki Pauri
(“footsteps of the Lord”) and is considered to be one of the most sacred ghat
of Haridwar.
The
sheer number of people gathering around Har-ki-Pauri give Haridwar a chaotic
but reverent feel. Every evening the river comes alive with flickering flames
as floating offerings are released onto the Ganges. One must not miss out on
the night boat rides over the gently heaving waters of Ganga. As the Ghats
all around the river swell up with music, mantras and temple bells, thousands
of floating lamps mirror the night sky and the stars embroidered over its ink.
The
Ghats are especially busy during the yatra (pilgrimage) season from May to
October, in particular during July, when Shiva devotees, known as Kanwarias,
descend upon the city.
Haridwar
represents a kaleidoscope of Indian culture and development since ancient
times. In the sacred writings it has been called with many names, including
Kapilsthan, Gangadwar and Mayapuri.
Temples :
While
in Haridwar, one must not miss out on visiting Mansa Devi & Chandi Devi
Temples.
To
get to the crowded hilltop temple of Mansa Devi, believed by devotees as a
wish-fulfilling goddess, take the cable car. The path to the cable car is lined
with stalls selling packages of prasad (a food offering used in religious
ceremonies) to bring to the goddess on the hill. One can also decide to walk up
the hill (a steep 1.5 km) but beware of prasad-stealing monkeys.
Many
visitors and pilgrims combine this with another cable car up Neel Hill, 4km
southeast of Haridwar, to Chandi Devi Temple.
DELEGATION FEES : Rs. 800/-
ACCOMMODATION
AVAILABLE FOR DELEGATES :
From 28th Oct. evening to 30th Oct. evening. Delegates/Guests/Leaders/Visitors carry their identify proof for registration of accommodation.
From 28th Oct. evening to 30th Oct. evening. Delegates/Guests/Leaders/Visitors carry their identify proof for registration of accommodation.
Comradely yours
R.N. PARASHAR VIRENDRA TEWARY J.P. SINGH
Chairman, COC-UP Working Chairman, COC-UP General
Secretary, COC-UP
RECEPTION
COMMITTEE
The following members of the Reception Committee will arrange all the
affairs & business in connection with organisation of All India Women's Trade Union Camp at Haridwar. The delegates/leaders are requested to contact Reception
Committee members in case of any inconvenience.
Chairman : Com. R.N. Parashar -- President, COC-UP 9718686800
Members : Com.
Virendra Tewary -- Working
President, COC-UP 9839195933
Com. J.P. Singh -- General Secretary,
COC-UP 8005445445
Com. S.B. Yadav -- Treasurer, COC-UP 7905282373
Com. V.B. Pachauri --- President AIPEU P-III, UP 8864963201
Com. Chaudhary Anil Kumar -- President P-IV UP 9058557877
Com. Chitra Sen --- President ITEF UP
East 8005445446
Com. Shailendra Bharti -- President ITEF UP West
Com. Shesh Mani Tripathi ---- Circle Secretary, P-III, UP 9415470850
Com. Ajay Tiwari -- General Secretary, ITEF
UP West
Com. Raj Bahadur -- Cir. Treasurer, P-III UP 9838177757
Com. Vikram Shah -- Cir. Secretary, P-IV UP 9452024928
Com. Y.D. Shukla -- Cir. Secretary,
AIPSBCOEA UP -- 9453482413
Com. Gaya Prasad Singh-- General Secretary, Census UP
Com. Manoj Kumar --General Secretary, Central
Ground Water UP
Com. Naresh Chandra Gupta -- Asstt. Treasurer, P-III UP 9415004837
Com. Ved Prakash Sharma --Gen. Secretary, GSI 7786965515
Com. S.P. Mishra -- Gen. Secretary,
Kendriya Bhawan
Com. Ashish Kumar -- Div. Secretary, P-IV,
Lucknow Dn. 7607935913
Com. Shiv Prakash Mishra --Div. President, P-III, Lucknow Dn. 7388467999
Com. Kailash Prasad -- Working President, P-III,
UP 9412015385
Com. Rajesh Kumar -- Div. Secretary, P-III,
Saharanpur 9457390022
Com. Baljor Singh-- Div. Treasurer, P-III,
Saharanpur 9759445844
Com. Madan Chandra Verma -- General Secretary, CPWD, UP
Com. Sanjay Pandey -- Secretary, COC-UP, Lucknow
ITEF
Com. Santosh Kumar Pandey--Div. Secretary, P-IV, Lucknow GPO 9450651825
Com. Arun Kumar Yadav -- Div. President, P-IV, Lucknow Dn. 9450322516
Com. Pankaj Chaudhari -- Dy. Div. Secretary, P-III,
Saharanpur 9997706454
Com. Mohd. Rashid -- Div. Secretary, P-IV,
Saharanpur
Com. Arvind Agrawal -- General Secretary, Central
Excise
Com. S.B. Singh -- Gen. Secretary,
Prasar Bharti, UP, Lko 7985557921
Com. Vijay Kumar -- Div. Secretary, P-IV,
Muzaffarnagar 9456080281
Com. Arun Kumar -- Div. President, P-IV,
Muzaffarnagar 9258960221
Com. J.P. Yadav -- Div. Secretary,
P-III, Ghaziabad 9871691911
Com. (Smt.) Neelu Gautam -- Asstt. Secretary, COC-UP
Com. Mohd. Naeem -- Div. Secretary, P-III,
Bijnore 9410433310
Com. Satya Mohan Pokhariyal -- Div. Secretary, P-IV, Bijnore 9412714146
Com. Rajeev Verma -- R/R AIPSBCOEA Bareilly
Region 9897525845
Com. S.D. Asthana -- Ex. Treasurer P-IV, CHQ 9415016132
Com. G.P. Dubey -- Ex. Circle Secretary
AIAOEU UP 9598166950
Com. B.D. Bhatt -- President, COC
Uttarakhand 7300980660
Com. Prakash Mawdi -- Convenor, AIPSBCOEA,
Uttarakhand 8650824070
Com. Pradeep Kumar -- Div. Secretary, P-IV, Meerut 9410034140
Com. K.K. Singh -- Asstt. Secretary,
COC-UP Lucknow 9415972181
Com. Shiv Prasad -- President, P-III,
Saharanpur 9411079987
Com. Vivek Srivastava -- ITEF, UP East
Com. Gaurav Prakash -- ITEF, UP East
Com. Tej Pal -- Div. Secretary,
R-III, Saharanpur 8077409766
Com. J.C. Chemwal -- general Secretary,
COC-Uttarakhand 9412955104
Com. R.P. Uniyal -- Circle Secretary,
P-III, Uttarakhand 7017959860
Com. Mamta Saini -- COC-Uttarakhand 8909731506
Com. D.C. Karke -- GSI, Uttarakhand 9997178133
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